Sentence examples for evaluating what is from inspiring English sources

"Machines are very bad at evaluating what is interesting".

He's evaluating what is going on between his parents, and he knows deep down his parents don't enjoy each other anymore.

As HuffPost reported in 2015, the standard directs agencies to use the "best-available, actionable hydrologic and hydraulic data and methods that integrate current and future changes in flooding based on climate science" when evaluating what is in the flood plain.

We are evaluating what is possible in real clinical practice, rather than under ideal circumstances.

Previous studies conducted in Tanzania and elsewhere put more emphasis on risk factors and adverse perinatal outcome instead of evaluating what is really happening during labour [ 14].

Chalmers and Glasziou in their paper also recommended that research funders and regulators demand that proposals for additional primary research are justified by systematic reviews evaluating what is already known [ 2].

"As opposed to going through the plan, evaluating what's happening, then making good decisions".

So we're evaluating what's taking place.

Is this an opportunity, to re-evaluate what is real, what is unreal, as the headlines unfold.

I think we're constantly re-evaluating what is a therapeutic medication that really helps any athlete, human or animal, get through a race or a competition and what can be abused and used as performance-enhancing.

It is the right time both to re-evaluate what is essential and to explore.